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H.S. Roundup: Greenfield track & field teams sweep tri-meet with Pioneer Valley, Athol
The Greenfield track & field teams hosted Pioneer Valley Regional and Athol in a tri-meet amidst cool and cloudy conditions on Thursday. Beginning with the boys meets, Greenfield defeated Pioneer…
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4mGuest columnist William Lambers: Prevent hunger crisis in Venezuela after earthquakes
It’s urgent we prevent a hunger crisis in the aftermath of Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes. Two massive earthquakes struck northern Venezuela on June 24 killing thousands and leaving many families homeless. Any time there is a disaster like an earthquake, hunger will soon follow as food supplies are impacted. The UN World Food Program (WFP) is […]
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4mGuest columnist William Lambers: Prevent hunger crisis in Venezuela after earthquakes
It’s urgent we prevent a hunger crisis in the aftermath of Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes. Two massive earthquakes struck northern Venezuela on June 24 killing thousands and leaving many families homeless. Any time there is a disaster like an earthquake, hunger will soon follow as food supplies are impacted. The UN World Food Program (WFP) is […]
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4mBuilding inspector warns Athol's 1930 structure faces winter risks
Athol officials are considering the demolition of a vacant 1930s building at 465 Main St., following concerns over its structural integrity. Building Inspector Bob Legare warned the Select Board that the structure may not survive the winter season. While some residents wish to preserve the historic facade, the town is investigating costs and potential loans to fund the project by Aug. 18.
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11mA smoother road ahead: State officials launch new Unpaved Roads Program
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced a new $11.26 million Unpaved Roads Program, which includes a $670,440 grant to Hatfield for repairs to Straits Road and several others to various Western Massachusetts towns for road construction and equipment.
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5mAdult cosmetology program coming to Franklin Tech
The adult education program at Franklin County Technical School is launching a new 10-month, 1,000-hour cosmetology program starting Sept. 21.